Rye.

He sells whisky.

This whisky is too strong.

This whisky is very strong.

They were shocks of rye.

She bought some rye bread.

How much is rye flour?

How do you like this whisky?

Rye, wheat, and barley are cereals.

If a whisky is labelled pure malt or just malt it is almost certainly a blended malt whisky.

I poured myself a glass of whisky.

Above the sink are several whisky bottles.

Tom poured himself a glass of whisky.

Rye was called the grain of poverty.

They say it has caught up the rye.'

Got a ham and swiss on rye?BM

There is a bit of whisky in this bottle.

It'll do no harm to drink a little whisky.

The spelling whiskey is common in Ireland and the United States while whisky is used in every other whisky producing country in the world.

the chance to visit one of the 40 whisky distilleries in Scotland

The main cultures are barley, rye, wheat, millet, sunflower, maize, potatoes and peas.

Acreage for winter wheat and triticale has been increased, rye remained at the previous level.

Tom was holding a glass of whisky in one hand and a cigarette in the other.

If it's not from Scotland and it hasn't been aged at least twelve years, then it isn't whisky.

I can still see Hillary doing the shots of rye, dribbling down her chin, with the steel workers.

Levin was struck especially by one little detail. The old peasant used the thinnings of the rye as fodder for the horses.

'The rent is too high, Constantine Dmitrich,' answered Theodore, picking out the ears of rye from the front of his damp shirt.

Make no mistake the scourge of Pakistani terrorism emanates more from the country s Scotch whisky sipping generals than from the bead rubbing mullahs.

THE COACHMAN STOPPED THE HORSES and looked round toward a field of rye on the right, where some peasants sat beside a cart.

In part, it represents a fundamental some would say fundamentalist view that taxes are to government what a bottle of whisky is to an alcoholic.

Plot Bob Harris (Murray), an aging American action movie star, arrives in Tokyo to film an advertisement for Suntory whisky, for which he will receive 2 million.

The rye after he had so long held out for a certain price was sold fifty kopeks a chetvert cheaper than had been offered him a month ago.

Having worked till the peasants' dinner hour, which soon came, he left the barn together with Theodore and began chatting, standing beside the neat yellow freshly reaped stack of seed rye on the threshing floor.

Moreover, livestock production consumes one third of the total water resources used in agriculture (which accounts for 71 of the world s water consumption), as well as more than 40 of the global output of wheat, rye, oats, and corn.

The old man broke some rye bread into a bowl, mashed it with a spoon handle, poured over it some water from his tin, broke more bread into it and salted it, and then, turning to the East, said grace.

When they started on their walk in advance of the others and had passed out of sight of the house on to the hard, dusty road, strewn with rye ears and grain, she leaned more heavily on his arm and pressed it.

Though it has become something of an international joke, a properly made haggis really is delicious and just the thing to fill you up on a chilly day, ideally washed down with a wee dram a tumbler of whisky from one of the famous highland distilleries.

As the emotions in Washington today suggest, the aversion to tax increases runs far deeper than concern about their effect on current economic performance and job growth. In part, it represents a fundamental some would say fundamentalist view that taxes are to government what a bottle of whisky is to an alcoholic.

Early in the morning he rode to where the first rye was being sown, then to see the oats carted and stacked, and returning home when his wife and sister in law were getting up he drank coffee with them, and then walked to the farm where the new threshing machine was to be started to thresh the seed corn.